St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-25
new ULM Was HELD
Against the Savage Warriors
Who We're Bent on Whole
sale Slaughter.
Yesterdays Celebration Of
the Anniversary of the
Historic Battle.
A Fine Parade Followed by
Speeches from Several
Noted Men.
Fatal Accident at Winona---
General News Of the
Northwest.

New ULM. Aug. 24.-The second day
of the twenty-tifth anniversary opened
with bright and fair weather. Gov.
McGill arrived Oh the early train with
JudgeSB. F. Webber. The committee
on reception and the defenders and
citizens at Turner hall formed process
sion in the following line:
FIRST DIVISION.
Marshal Fisher
City Band.
Company A, Second regiment.
Gov. McGill, Mayor Wescheke and President
Jacobs; Col Flandrau, Adjt. Gen.
Sully, Col. Pusch and Capt.
Nix, and City Council
i'll Carriages.
Defenders from ST. Peter, Mankato, LIE Seuer,
Milford, Cottonwood, Sigel, Fort kidgeley-
Defenders from Lafayette, Courtland and
New Tim.
SECOND DIVISION.
Band.
Members of Committee.
Pioneer Team.
Milford Pioneer.
Tableaux.
Estates of the Cnion.''
Scholars of New Ulm Schools.
THIRD DIVISION.
Silver Cornet Band.
Hecker Post G. A. Il. and Comrades.
Odd Fellows Lodge.
Workmen Lodge.
st. Joseph Society of New Clm.
st. Joseph Society of West Newton.
Fire Department
Turnverein and Scholars.
Citizens OH Foot and Carriages.
On the return OF the procession to
Turner hall George Jacobs introduced
Hon. John Lind, who addressed the de-
Tenders i'll English, giving brief re-
marks on the city and the outbreak of
1862. Col. William Pfauder was then
introduced, delivering German
speech, giving history of the city
from 1854 up to date. Gov. McGill was
then introduced by the president of the
day. The governor delivered a brief
speech which was loudly cheered. Col.
tlandreau appeared and gave an elO
quent speech. He stated that the bat
tie of New Ulm.
WAS NOT APPRECIATED.
by the state as it should be. He also
said that the anniversary of the out
break should be celebrated every year
prOpriation for a statue in honor of those
who fell during the war, to be erected
in the city of New Ulm. Capt. E. ST.
Julian Cox was then called for He
gave history of the outbreak and the
battle of New Ulm, lasting one and
half hours. This closed the festival of
the forenoon. During the afternoon
business meeting was held by the de-
tenders. A drive around the city was
then taken by the visitors and the de-
tenders festival closed with a banquet
this evening. The following defenders
were present:
St Peter Defenders-Jacob Steitzer, j. E.
Milas, j. Picker, E. c. Hanson, John Wallher,
Mr. Chilgren, j. p. Miller, Joseph Scube, NJ.
Woodward, d. Carroll, Mr. Andregg, Is. Wes-
ter. August Bittner, Mr.. Hacke, Fred Talbot,
j. Sherwood, X. E. Hatch, John Meir, Henry
Smith, S. B. Miner, NJ. Michel, j. Tyler s. H.
Briggs DR.. \. W. Daniels, 2. w. Smith, Mich
ael Downs.
lie Sueur Defenders-Abe Biddle, Capt E. H.
Sanders, Jacob Seimmerman, j. Doeherty c.
\. Pinney, E. f. Jones. II. Kinzie, Fl. j.
Dane, George Plowman. j. L. Noyes F. A,
Bohner. Tim Davis, Ii. T. Won Dixie, William
Bandon. Boyd Randall, Louis Magadinz
William Weyle, john Harty, Ed Harty, John
Luber, |. II. Drescher, f. W. Lindemann,
Henry Martin.
Mankato Defenders-Dr Otis Aver John
Stem, p. Bucher, j. j. Green. Huch McMur-
tie. Peter Pfatf Charles Veighl, c. Bennett,
II. Ruhig, j. BOe2iler George Roberts, DR..
McMan, William Bierbrauer, Capt. John f.
Meugher, +. p. Freeman, James Shoemaker,
Jac Burbrauer, Anton Phillips, George Roos,
Christ Roos
st. Paul Defenders-Capt c. E. Flandrau,
j. G. Haupt. E. st. Julian Cox.
Milford Decentralization and Ath Hence
Peter Mack, d. Halberle and others.